Reuben Lucius Goldberg, was born in San Francisco, July fourth 1883. He would later become a cartoonist that would impact the world with his most memorable cartoons that made simple tasks very difficult. In 1904, he received his bachelor's degree at the university of California. Soon he designed sewer pipes for the San Francisco sewer department. He became a cartoonist and sportswriter for the San Francisco Chronicle (1904-07), San Francisco Bulletin, and New York Evening Mail(1907-21). That is where made three long running comic strips. His comics impacted cartooning in the nineteen hundreds by creating difficult machines for simple tasks. Such as wiping your mouth or waking you up. These machines could involve thirteen or more components
Adam Goldberg, more aptly an all round iconic star has created his identity as a Hollywood actor, musician, producer and director. With his subtle mind on screen, Goldberg has played a multitudinous character that ranges from comedic, tough infantry man to undead servant in supernatural thriller. Certainly, few actors have ever chosen such a baffling and unusual role in their calling. Actor Adam Goldberg was born as Adam Charles Goldberg on October 25, 1970, in Santa Monica, California. He was born to a Jewish father and non practicing Roman Catholic mother of mixed German, Irish and French descent. Thus being used to cross – cultural circumstances, Adam was not really an ardent follower of any particular religion. Early on, music and movies became subject of his intense passion. He went to study in Sarah Lawrence College where he was artistically and intellectually influenced. Actor Adam Goldberg made his big screen debut in 1992s film Mr. Saturday Night by then; his professional calling actually took off. However, his role in the movie is shaded off as he was casted in the minor ro...
Keith haring was born in Pennsylvania on May 4th, 1948. From the very beginning when he was young he started drawing cartoons drawing like the ones he saw on television. He was heavily influenced by his father Allen and popular cartoons of his time like Walt Disney, Charles Schultz, and Dr. Seuss. He studied art at the Ivy School of Art in Pittsburgh, where he started making silkscreen print on
He got a lot of his inspiration from his mother. She loved painting with water colors and making
Lawrence got many of his ideas from the books and magazines he found at the center where the classes were held. Lawrence had Alston show him how to mix paper-mache, and he went on to create many colorful, life-size masks. He also used cardboard boxes to fashion three-sided scenes, depicting locales in Harlem- stores, barbershops, houses and newsstands.
Dr. Seuss was born in Springfield, MA on March 2, 1904 as Theodor Seuss Geisel (Dr. Seuss At Work). He attended Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. He did his undergraduate work at Dartmouth; postgraduate, Oxford and Sorbonne( SV DO or C; S, DO or C) (Geisel, Theodor Seuss). Seuss became the editor-in-chief for Dartmouth’s Jack-o-lantern, the college’s humor magazine. It was now when he started signing his works with the pseudonym, Dr. Seuss. After his studies became too much to handle, he quit college and toured around Europe. When he returned home he began pursuing a career in cartooning (All About Dr. Seuss). He illustrated a collection of children’s saying called Boners. These sayings were not a huge success. He pushed for his original book, To Think I Saw it on Mulberry Street to be published seventeen times.
Fulton went to a strict Quaker school and got in trouble often. A classmate of his gave him a paint shells because of how good of a painter he was. Fulton began to make signs for the local tradesman this began his interest in painting and designs. Fulton was always creative even since he was a kid. On April in 1775, he submitted designs to the gunsmiths shop and ended up designing the air gun. Fulton’s family was poor.
His cousin, the man who initially inspired him, was making characters from the game Space Invaders out of tiles which he then proceeded to glue onto walls and various other places to draw the eye of the surrounding population. His cousin, known to the public as Space Invader, was a big name in the street art community, not only to help start the spread of street art but to also assist in inspiring one of street art’s biggest artists.... ... middle of paper ... ...
An outstanding boy was born the year of 1904, on an early spring day, March 2nd. One day, he would become a magnificent children's writer and cartoonist. His name was “Theodor Seuss Geisel.” He liked to be referred to as “Ted” in his childhood. Ted had always adored drawing cartoons starting at an early age. Ted was referred later in life as the “Children's Miracle” and became extremely famous for the many children's books he wrote.
At Yale College, Morse was an indifferent student, but his interest was aroused by lectures of the newly-developing subject of electricity, and he painted miniature portraits. After college, to the discomfort parents, Morse directed his enthusiasm to painting, which he studied in England. After settling in New York City in 1825, he became one of the most respected painters of his time.
In high school, Hopper dreamed to be a naval architect but after graduating he decided to go with an art career instead. He was insisted by his parents to study commercial art for a stable income. Hopper studied at the New York School of Art and Design for six years. Sketching from live models challenged Hopper and
laboratory. He took a job with a law firm, but left when a white secretary refused to take dictation from him. He decided to leave the practice of law and use his artistic talents in theater and music to promote African American history and culture.
Have you ever wondered who created the “Peanuts” comics, that appear in your local newspaper? At the age of twenty-five, and in seven newspapers Charles Monroe Schulz debuted “Peanuts” in 1950. Many people have never heard the name Charles Schulz, but his comics are well known. All through Charles’s childhood he enjoyed reading comics, and later in life he became a successful comic writer.
job as an office boy, which was an early launching point for his writing career. A few years later,
Burrhus Frederic Skinner was born in a small town called Susquehanna, Pennsylvania on March 20, 1904. His dad was a lawyer and his mom was a house wife. Skinner was the typical boy, he enjoyed playing outside and to build things. He created many inventions as a kid. He and a friend made a cabin in the woods and Skinner created a cart with backwards steering. When working for a shoe store he thought of and invention that helped the broom pick up dust. Skinner also invented a flotation system for a door to door business that would sell berries. The flotation system separated the ripe berries from the bad. Skinner also enjoyed school very much. He even dedicated a book later in life to his English teacher Miss Graves. Skinner did not have a tragic childhood it was fairly easy. The only tragedy was that younger brother died at sixteen from a cerebral aneurysm.
From a young age Walt developed an interest in art, at just seven years old he was selling drawings to neighbors. In high school, teachers asked him to tell stories to the class while illustrating on the board. He also attended an arts school at night during his teenage years. After spending a year in France working for the Red Cross he returned home to pursue a career in commercial art, leading to his interest in animation.